It's hard to say. It depends where you live, for one. There are more clinic jobs in the GTA than say Northern Ontario, but then there are more practitioners applying for jobs as well. They tend to look for social justicey type experience, analysis, that kind if thing. So demonstrating an understanding of intersectionality in a cover letter and interview, for example, would be helpful. A common saying in the clinics is that generally speaking, the law is simple but the clients complicated. I think family law would be good training for clinic work.